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How to use miles per hour and mileage to estimate travel time
I'm setting up a trip spreadsheet and would like to include a column to
estimate expected time to travel. I have a column for distance from Point A to Point B. What I'd like to do is be able to divide by my expected rate of travel (72 mph) to determine expected time from A to B. I'd also like to have a second column that shows cumulative time from the beginning of the trip. |
How to use miles per hour and mileage to estimate travel time
Ohio,
You could set up your sheet as follows: column titles: A | B | C | D Description | Distance (miles) |Est Time | Running Total So, in A2, you would enter your text for "City 1 to City 2". Continue down column A for each leg of your journey. In B2, you would enter the distance between them "500" (don't add any text like "miles"). Continue down column B, entering the distances for each leg. In C2, you would enter the formula =B2/72. Click on cell C2, and fill down that formula to the end of your list. In cell D3, enter the formula =D2+C3 and fill that down to the end of your list. Happy Trails! Heidi "OhioSnowBird13" wrote: I'm setting up a trip spreadsheet and would like to include a column to estimate expected time to travel. I have a column for distance from Point A to Point B. What I'd like to do is be able to divide by my expected rate of travel (72 mph) to determine expected time from A to B. I'd also like to have a second column that shows cumulative time from the beginning of the trip. |
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